11 Colleges that have produced the most billionaire alumni

The 2,755 people on Forbes' 2021 World Billionaires List have graduated all over the world, from Al-Azhar University in Egypt to Zhejiang University of Technology in China. Hundreds of people did not attend college at all or left before graduating, including a few Harvard students who are among the five richest people in the world: Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg.

But among the billionaires who have completed college, there are some schools that stand out. Harvard is leading the way, with at least 29 former billionaires on the Forbes List (List Members.) Five other Ivy League universities are in the top 11. Ten of those 11 schools are located in the United States: MIT and a trio of California schools complement American colleges, although their alumni are of different nationalities, from Colombia to Ireland to the Philippines. The lonely non-university school? The University of Mumbai, a public university in India which is one of the largest colleges in the world in terms of enrollment, in the world. Only the cup is missing at Seoul National University in South Korea and China's Tsinghua University.

Here are the eleven colleges with the foremost wealthy person collegian alumni, based on education knowledge rankwise.

•Harvard University

•University of Pennsylvania

•Stanford University

•Yale University

•Mumbai University

•Cornell University

•University of Southern California

•Masschusetts Institute of Technology

•Columbia University

•Princeton University

•University of California, Berkeley